Tom, I kept everything that was important. The Gorilla was named Fatz, and he was very realistic looking. The cheerleader was a mouse named Mitzi. There was also Dook the Dog, Beach Bear, a Wolf with his ventriloquist puppet, a spider, a gopher, the sun, the moon, Billy Bob and his bird, and Looney Bird (I was at Showbiz for birthday parties a lot!). I never saw the old version of Chuck E.

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Yes, I guess Showbiz was converted to Chuck E. Cheese in the late 80s/early 90s, and as far as I know the only animatronic there now is of Chuck E. My horse and me demo. Cheese himself. As of this writing, the Ruby-Spears Q.bert cartoon series (owned by Sony Pictures, as with the game IP itself) has been released on DVD you can get, though it appears only 17 of 18 episodes are present (the episode were Q.bert sings 'Beat It!' Is the one MIA, and I'm sure for a good reason).you think different on the Pitfall cartoon. I hate to say as a six year old in 1983, I didn't think any different over which one I liked, probably because I didn't quite develop that sort of taste yet. I think I just liked that the 2600 game had a cartoon with a typical quivering animal sidekick included (who also appeared in the sequel game I had for the ColecoVision, though as with both games, I couldn't really figure them out at all, again, being 6)!